Oh the drool- My baby is 8 weeks old today and has been drooling like crazy, and fussy and fist in the mouth. Is it too…
Oh the drool-
My baby is 8 weeks old today and has been drooling like crazy, and fussy and fist in the mouth. Is it too early for her to begin the teething process?
deleted-user·
Mine too! We are 8 weeks Tuesday
deleted-user·
My daughter is 7 weeks and starting to do that.. Uh oh..
deleted-user·
Same here and he drools all over and sucks on my arm and his hand, and he's really fussy if he isn't asleep or being distracted. I didn't think teething could start so early!?
Backer·
I didn't either but my friend's baby is a few weeks older and is starting the process! I'm not ready for teething. We go to the pediatrician Friday, so hopefully she can tell me what the drooling is about.
deleted-user·
Teething can begin as early as 3months old!
deleted-user·
I'm going Tuesday and am definitely gonna have them take a look!
Backer·
I just read online that they can feel the teeth even months before they break through. How crazy is that? !
deleted-user·
Same with my baby!
deleted-user·
My daughter too! She's 2 months today and recently started drooling a ton and sucking on her arm and hand. My husband was holding her today and when he moved her he had a HUGE pile of drool on him! It's crazy that it's starting so early
deleted-user·
Baby #2 started teething at about 2 months. I bought an amber necklace bc she looked so uncomfortable. She was fussy and drooling and gnawing on her hands all of the time. I read somewhere that at the 2 month milestone they discover their hands and learn to put them in their mouth and lots of babies start drooling. I would say it's perfectly normal.
deleted-user·
My LO too
deleted-user·
Aww my dd is 2 months and I think she is starting to teeth as well.. She sticks her tongue out alot and bites on it too.. She's not drooling as much but is getting fussy.. I just feel so bad because they can teeth for months before the tooth finally comes out
deleted-user·
I asked the doctor about it and she said it's just there way of getting ready for solids. Drool helps them break down foods. So it's not necessary teething yet. My son is also two months old
Backer·
Thanks so much!!
Backer·
My ped said that teething is happening but it could take months before it breaks through.
deleted-user·
Some baby's just drool though. My first daughter never ever drooled not even when teething which didn't start till 9 months for her. And her cousin drooled constantly until she was about 2.5 years even when not teething.
deleted-user·
My baby boy too!!!
deleted-user·
My first was a drooler. Even at 3, he still drools. He had a drool bib on from 2 months to 2 years.
deleted-user·
Mine to I just read that it's normal around the 2 month mark